After last-minute changes, council moves development of old Granite High property forward

The Granite High School property moves forward after the city council and Wasatch Residential Group uncharacteristically worked through changes during council meeting allowing the creation of two new districts. Read More »

Daybreak’s new Highland Park: One of only 12 like it in the nation

South Jordan City recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for brand new Highland Park in Daybreak. Read More »

SoJo residents proud of city, want improved growth management, says survey

One of SoJo’s eight key priorities is having an “Engaged Community.” Hear what residents are saying about South Jordan government. Read More »

Alta forges its own identity amidst quest for third straight title

With a large target on their back, Alta soccer hunting for a three-peat. Read More »

Discord on display at Draper City Council meetings

Twice in recent months, Draper City officials have hired independent counsel to investigate sensitive matters. Read More »

Free sandbags for Cottonwood Heights residents

In preparing for flood season, the Cottonwood Heights Public Works team will be providing supplies for free sandbags every Wednesday in April and May for residents to come take what they need. Read More »

Sprague Library’s Firehouse Express to open during renovations

Sprague Library is set to close in April for 15-18 months for major renovations. A temporary space will be open at the old fire station 3 on Simpson Avenue. Read More »

City of Taylorsville Benefits 
from Savvy Graduates 
of Women in Leadership Political Series

Two recent graduates of the WLI's political development training course are making an impact in Taylorsville City. Read More »

Uber driver comes to the aid of officer in need

An Eagle Mountain Uber driver intervenes in violent altercation involving a police officer; tracks down suspect and directs incoming officers for a successful arrest. Read More »